Worst Movies Ever
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Another reason not to take this poster's opinion seriously.
It's certainly not high cinema, it's a popcorn disaster movie, it's absurdly over the top at times, but it's a fun watch.
I've only walked out of one move in my life. It was a horrible Corey Haim and Corey Feldman movie called Dream a Little Dream in the late 80s. Putrid.
And there are few better-looking scenes in all of Star Wars than the throne room scene.
Skinamarink is the worst movie I've ever seen in my life. I was upset for a solid 36 hours at my fiancé, for making me watch it in the theater with her.
On a similar but different vein as your last paragraph. I hate it when they show movies with things that are only in someone's mind but don't at least hint at it being not real action. For example: At the end of A Beautiful Mind, I just felt like I was scammed by the filmmaker.
Not to imply that it wasn't a fine movie, but that part felt ultra-gimmicky to me. It's probably just a "me" thing.
Yeah it’s the ending that cements it for me as being terrible. The lead up to the ending isn’t bad but how it ended ruined the whole movie for me. It reminds me a bit of GoT. The ending pretty much ruined the whole journey.
Titanic. I went with my wife and was hoping for a nice period piece. Most boring movie ever. I was looking at the ceiling "Is it over yet?"
Armageddon - Worst, Loudest, Silliest, Movie EVER!
But can we all agree that Dennis Quaid was a SNACK in that movie!
But can we all agree that Dennis Quaid was a SNACK in that movie!
I kinda got the feeling they could have cut out all of the love story crap and made a shorter version of the event itself that could have been better.
Jaws 3: Bad. But still funny in the B-movie style.
Jaws 4: Awful.
Jaws 4: Awful.
True. I get that at as well.
Something else I enjoy and hate when they do it - is I want a relateable villain. Not that there aren't people out there who are evil for evil's sake - they exist, I know they do - but I always appreciate a movie or tv show, etc, that has a villain where i can understand the logic the villain followed.
And when they make them so over the top - I have a hard time enjoying those - because then its just like - that's dumb, that's ridicilous - I still root for the hero but at the same time I feel like movies and shows are better when the villain is not just cartoonish evil but you can at least track the thought process.
How dare you.
What, you're saying the story of a gigantic shark tracking someone from the northeast part of the country to the Bahamas and have a suicidal square off with the mother of the man it ate isn't a great film?
How dare you !
(JK)
Probably THE movie that Michael Caine wishes he never did.
Did a google search of “alternative Christmas movies” last week. Most lists had The Ref on it, description sounded interesting so gave it a shot. Absolutely painful movie with horrible acting, had to shut it off. I’m normally one that enjoys off beat movies but this was just bad.
